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PEACE CORPS Thursday Octobar 21. 1093 in tha East Campus Union. Information booth 10am-2pm. Video at noon._ pmH Jam available on vinyl NOWI Also, new posters from Smashing Pumpkins Nirvana, Fishbone. Recycled Sounds. 824 P St., 476 8240. PEER SEXUALITY EDUCATORS (PSE) Nnw accepting applications tor Peer Sexuality Educa tors Contact the University Health Center Community Health Education Dept, lor information and application forms PSE take a 1 hour course and commit to the nroaram tor one year. For more Into call 472-7440. Applications accepted through Nov. 1st. 1993. All Inter red students encouraged to apply. UNL is a non-discriminatory Institution. Psi Chi Meeting Wednesday. Oct. 20th. 3:30-4:30 In Burnett Hall Room 223 Speaker will discuss volunteer opportunities at the Uncoin Regional Center and Rape /Spouse Abuse Cen ter. All Interested welcome. _ Sexual Assault Survivor’s Support Group Meets Tuesdays from 5.00-8:30pm In room 338, Nebras ka Union Ottered by the Women's Center tor students who have experienced an assault or attempted assault, by a strangeror acquaintance. Contact Peg Miller, 472 9428 lor more Information. _ SKYDIVE! Jump out ol a perfectly good airplane. Crete Skydiving Center, Inc. 464-2929. Sport Officials Association The next meeting of the Sport Officials Association is Tuesday. October 19. The meeting will begin at 3 p.m. In the Campus Recreation Conference Room. This Is a great opportunity to register to oft (date high school basketball and wresting. For more Information, cal Mark or Jeff at 472-3467^ __ STUDY ABROAD Information meetings. Tuesdays at 6:30, Wednesdays at 4 00. International Affairs. 1237 R St. STUDY ABROAD at SENSHU UNIVERSITY TOKYO, JAPAN Spend your lal semester studying Japanese language, business, and culture In JapanlVislt the biggest city in the world • Make friends lore lletlme. To hear more about this exciting opportunity mend the next Information session Thursday, October 21 at 4:90 p.m. In CBA125 For more information, contact: Kerry Brooks. CBA 138 or phone 472 2310._._ UPC Present another Internatlol F dm at the Ross Theatre. Now you can be there "Ctoee to Eden", Sunday. October 24.1 §93 at 3.5,7. and 9 p.m. S3 for students. S5 lor non students.__ Visual Arts In London A Parle. Travel and earn credit during the semester break. Informational meeting. Thors day, October 21 at4:30. Nebraska Union. Cal Internation al Affairs. 472-5368 for details. WOMEN Are you ready for the longest 7 minutes in Lolttot iDorti? Join the NEBRASKA Wd&EfrS WRESTLING CLUB Competition opportunities or just for fun. No experience necessary. Meeting Thursday Oct. 21,6:00 p.m. at Cam pus Rec lounge, 2nd floor. Questions? Call Bonnie 487 4121 (home) or 472-1071 (work). WORLD S LARGEST AEROBICS CLASS Come participated the EWorld's Largest Aerobics Class* when an estimated 26,000 students from 300 universities exercise simultaneously across the country. This event will taka place Thursday, October 21. from 11:30am • i 30pm in the Fitness/Aerobics Room of the Campus Recreation Center Cal 472 3467 tor more Information. 215 Meetings A.S.I.D American Society For Interior Designers General meeting 730p.m. October 20. Quest speaker: Diene Luxford from NCID. Architecture Hal. Rm. 107 Alpha Zets Meeting Wednesday/Oct. 20. Eart Union. 730 p.m. Oft leer mealing, 7:15 p.m. Attention English Students Sigma Tau Delta, an English honorary. Invitee old. new. and future members to our regular meeting Wed. Oct. 20. 2 30pm In 226 Andrews. Or cel 472-1764. Campus Red Cross Wed. Oct 20 7pm - City Campus Unton ^ t tvffyoni iftcornti Chuck Haegal aooTcxmgTunmeUnton CIRCLE K Medina at 6:30pm Wed. Oct. 20 In the Reunion to discuss plans for the Haunted House activity. Remember to bring your dues. COLLEGIATE 4-H Fun night tonight 730 at Valentino s on 33rd A Holdrege Reports from regional. Bring friends. Golden Key All those interested St running for officer positions should attend the next chapter meeting for more Info 7:00 pm Thure. Oct 21 In the Union If your were unable to attend the new member reception SCEC Student Council for Exceptional Children meeting featur esstudent teacher panel Tuesday. Oct. 19,7pinat the Bartdey Center on East Campus. Room to bo posted, tveryone Welcome! STAND Meeting Wed. Oct. 20 at 7*5 In the Union. Room will be posted. Union Board Meeting 5:00pm City Union UNL Range Club meeting at 530. 327 Kelm Hall. East Campus. Everyone welcome to come. UNL TABLE TENNIS CLUB wants you. No experience necessary, just a desire to have tun. For further Info contact Leah 472-3467. 220 Greek Affairs A big congratulations to Wendy Wagner (AXO) and Ed WilejMSIg Ep) on being selected Homecoming Queen and Love. AXO. ACACIA Congratulations to Dave Chase and Greg Koch for their Golden Key Scholar awards. AG9A AGMEN T hanks for a great homecoming week and all of your hard work. You guys are great I Alpha Chi AGS Thanks for at un Saturday morning. Sorry we couldn't stay long. We'll have to do It again. AXO. AHA WE LL BE BACK! ACACIA. Chi Phi and Sigma Nu. Thanhs for a great homecoming week-we all had a great thnaf Love. The Woman of Chi Omega Congratulations to the winners of the banner contest: 1 si place: Alpha Delta Pi 2nd place: Chi Omega 3rd place: Alpha Phi Thank you to a* who participated In Homecoming 1993. _ OBX Congrats to Jill F. on making University Ambassadorsl Beta Siga: You want I? We got II TKE: You want I? We got II EAE PADDY MURPHY 93 This party to as cool as you wish you were. SOE Congratulations to Sig Ep Ed Wiley for being selected as 1993 Homecomtog King. Way to go Edl Your Brothers ChlOt Welners and a hayrack ride. What s'more could you ask for? Thanks lor a great time Sunday evening. Sig Eps Slg Ep, The hayrack ride was a great time - thanks for inviting us to participate, let's do « agaml Love, the Women of Chi Omega Sturgis ’93 AXQ ATA ZETA PSI Hop On The Hog!!! By GARY LARSON igr XBWfcfc mV* 1W ' The whole family alway* enjoyed the wey Uncle Numanga could reach over and “And” a skull In little Tooby’s ear. Phi Mu, Thanks for tha great time during Homecoming Week. Sig Alphs TKE: Thank you for a great time during homecoming! Here's to ROY Q BIV, the “hung" cat, purple bushes, and our favorite "little man." The Women of Phi Beta Chi. To Jeff, Kevin, and Snuggles (Sigma Chi) Thanks for all your help wfth Husker Howl. Wb couldn't of won without you. Love,Your XO buddies To the Men of FIJI • Saturday morning was greatl Thanks for entertainin^us. 240 Personals Place a personal or for sale ad In the Daffy Nabraakan, basement of the Nebraska Union, and receive a coupon for a FREE SANDWICH from SUBWAY 1245Q(Gunny'e) 29th5Cornhusker_53rd50 Hoover Happy Annlversaryl It's been great so far. Thanks for all of the great times and the "presents". Love, JR LOOK OUT HONEYII When Carter's asleep in Q.I., I'm going to BLANK BLANKETY BLANK youlll 245 Lost & Found Found west of Animal Science Complex: Black wire rimmed prescription sunglasses witn case. Contact Rhonda at 472-6428. Found: Hoop earring south ol Burnett Hall, Monday morning. Claim at ON office. 250 Wanted Looking For The #1 Rock A Rod Expert On Campus Wlncassettes,CD'sandupto$1,000CASH.Takethe 10 question ROCK TRIVIA QUIZ. Call 1-900-344-9335.2.99/ minute. Myst be 18. 260 Fundraising GREEKS & CLUBS RAISE UP TO $1000 IN JUST ONE WEEKI For your fraternity, sorority, or dub. PLUS $1000 for yourself I FREE T-SHIRT just for callng. 1 -800-932-0528, ext. 75. 300s Jobs 300 Help Wanted Don & Millie’s “The Home of the 99 Cent Margarita" 5200 S. 56th Street We re growing and need heto in all positions. We offer great hours, tlexble scheduling, competitive pay. and many benefits. Apply after 11 am. In store help or drivers, full and part-time positions avail able. Pizza Hut, 56th 6 Highway 2. See our management staff or call 421-6300. Hey UNL - Try We one > We do not only pock ordoro TAKE ORDERSI We need help with INBOUND CALLS ONLY Work for the greatest supervisor in the worldll 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. 730 a.m. to 430 p.m. 830 a.m. to 330 p.m. 8:00 a.m. to 430 p.m. 8:30 a.m. to 530 p.m. 930 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. to 330 p.m. OR call in and let s discuss other options of hours. We have temporary openings beginning on 10/01/93. Duties Include responding to incoming customer tele phone calls on 800 number. Posit tons available for approx. 10- 12 weeks. Good oral communication skills required. CRT skills or experience helpful, but will train. to: LESINC. 340 APPLECREEK ROAD LINCOLN, NE 66520 (402) 437-2257 PHUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT. EOE M/F/D/V HELP!!! If you are looking for a job that has great daytime hours and is dose tocampus, look nofurther. We haveopenings for the following hours:M-W-F H-3orT-R 11-3. Apply at Barb's Place, Lincoln Square Food court, 121 S. 13th between 9-11 or 1-3. Apply in person CAROLWHtGHT SA sssssssssssssssssss s NEW DONORS EARN s 1st donation $30 2nd donation $20* d*wilhin 7 days of 1st donation a RETURN DONORS EARN $15 Each Donation $50 associated bioscience, inc. University Plasma Center Enjoy TV & Movie Entertainment 1442 ’O' Street 475-1358 Mon-Fri...8:00-7:30 Sat.9:00-4:00 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ^ m </> {A yi-y> (/) v> vt IS) Driver wanted, light delivery full or PT. Apply 8100 "O” St.. Gateway Plazajower level. Cornhusker Bank. EXPERIENCED BASKETBALL OFFICIALS earn $32 $45 per night officiating City Recreation Basketball. If Interested call 441-7892. GOODYEAR The marketing department is looking for two co-op stu dents with a business or related field of study. Flex, hours. Must have a graduation date of 1995 or later. Please contact Marcia Phelps at Student Employment and In ternship Center, UNL Union. Help wanted in dental lab working M-F 5am to 7am. Apply in person 125 S. 9th. NO SALES! Work In a relaxed, friendly environment for the nations top consumer/envlronmental groups. Convenient downtown location, call previous donors about the most critical social and environmental Issues of the 90 s. If you are friendly and like taking on the phone, this is for you. $7.00 hr./weekdays, $8.00 ntJ weekends, paid training. Full time benefits for part-time hours. For an interview call476 1010,11 OO a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Monday - Friday. Part-time he$> wanted for set-ups. custodial and mainte nance. Apply at Pershing Auditorium, Mon-F rt. 9am-4pm. Part-time Computer Operator Immediate part-time opening for a computer operator. Must be flexible to work any shift Sunday - Saturday. Responsible for computer mainframe and peripheral equipment, off-line printed output and distribution. Ability to lift 60 bs. MVS and VM experience hebful, but will train. Apply Monday - Friday 900 a.m. - 400 p.m. Technical Management, Inc., 421 So. 9th St., Suite 222, Lincoln, Ne 6850£ EOF Pleasant phone work. Otter gift certificate book. Part time. Flexfcle hours. Earn $5-|t(Vhour. 465-4155. CHRISTMAS SKI BREAKS Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson SEE?? SEE*' I PIP UAH6 OP My COACT/ ITS RIGHT THESE, JUST LIKE I SMO .' I Y&S RIGHT m you WERE WRONG. C*,OK. lttSOWtf. FORGIVE ME. HEH HEH • m: \ 1 1 I s I a ANOTHER \ >(0U 0OHT HEED TALL1 MARK ] TO KEEP SCORE * FoRTODM T w Crossword Edited by Eugene T. 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